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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
tbetuebeintpanp phue s,eilnna

Di, ardfts nsbmeu ab, fobalb Dbspepfie een
@a9sn angreift. 0nrd 9adldffisteIt gsnabrf,
bat bic sraaibeit baum einsn smpfiabli6sn Ser
luR al 6Ieif6 unb cine bsbenffihe 8erwi.
flung bss Musfularsebsbes sur GoIse. lin ba
grinblide unb f9nelle ardftisuns su i9affen,
bsbari es elmer selunoen Niassnadrtuus. De,
rsn 9isbt % abtr feline bsnere oIs 6oaetters
Magenbittsrs, ba es cine @isberberlieI.
lung Der gepebe, bsren Malis, Sraft uu6 eIa.
hisitdt In 5oIse oes Ridtbfrbaatnerben Der
Speiien abeenOmmsu baben, nidt mur anbaGnt,
fonhsrn, bel 5ortaeiettsm @sbran9, aud burdy.
ilbrt. Sielen Prose6 bsr @isberhsrlsauna
stnSuleiten, iollte feline Belt bsrlorsn nerbem,
ebenfo iuie man nidt Samit parten ioIIte, iene
bdnfiaen nsbeI sM beisitissn, peIde Waaen-
unb Nerbenltipdde mitosrnrfabsn uub beeiin-
ifiaen, ndmIit: 9ertopfuns unb 2eberbef9per.
ben, llnp6bIidfeiten. ipsIhe bas Biiters nnfebl-
bar befeiiisi Gbsnio bilit unb beuat 81 spr
bel Nalaria. unb Aisrsnteioea umb fsrusr ill
es Elm borsieli6es Siilfsmittsl sur Rrdiiiauna
Der ben Serriitienber arantbsit Bsusieubsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
Sin Sfeu ann Nerbrenneu bes QH,

Gin 0fen gum 0erbrennen bes 2as
9enabfalls murbe bieier Gage in Mil-
tpaufee i'm 8eileiu Der ftdbtil6en Be.
amten. iotpie bes Gtabtratb Gomites
fiir Sanitdts 9tngelegenbeitem elmer
probe untersogen. 9ieieIbe fiel aur dlls
Berften 3niriebenbsit alIer Nntpeienben
aus. Oas 8erfabren iit berart, baB
bic aur 8erbrennung beitimmien Nbfdle
suerit einen R6f proeeb burdma6em,
unbei ole barin entbaltenem @afe ents
ipei6en unb bilr6 R6bren mad Der ei.
gentliden 5euerung geleitet iuerben, I'm
brett nit als 0ei3material aur 8ermens
bung au gelaugen. Die Don ben 8aIen
befreiten Mbfaumafen iinb bollfommem
geru6Ios unb tuerben in bielem 3us
ffanb In ben gerbrenmuugsofen getban,
ser nur einmal am Worgen orbentli1
nit 2oblen angefiiQt unb erbibt gu tper.
ben brauft, INN bann tpie beii1t &oblens
bremen S9i1te UNI 56i6te Der bins
einsetporfenen Nbfdlls bur6susIiibn
unb i6IieBlib bis auf ale unberbrenn.
barren Beitanotbeile 3tl confumiren. Die
iibrig bIeibenbe aide ipirb gum Aufftil>
len bes binter bem 0erbrennungsDfen
selegenen Sumpfes gebraudt uno tpirb
ipdter in ber Stabt 5u StraBenauffiilI,
atpedeu benu5t lperben. Set benz 12.
October, NO oer Ofen in 9bdtigfeit ges
iebt tuurse, bat er tdsliG burdidnittz
lid 81 magenla0ungen bon Gbfd1eE
Derbrannt, Ober i'm @an3en 577 2abmn.
gen. Dabei iuirb nur BON s Bis 6
llbr ieoen Gag searbeitet. = Das GD.
item beipdbrt iid) mad Nnftdbt Der au.
ifdnbigen Beamten borsugIi1 unb be.
i barf folDeit gar feiner gerbsiferume,
als baB ber Gdornitein bielieidt um Is
big 20 SUB erb6bt tpirb. ba Der 3au9,
Der aus benielben fr6mt, bod su 3eis
ten nit granbseru1 sefdmdnsert lit.
0err 5orefal, ber uniernebmer bes
neueH 4bfalsN sNerbrennunssfpitems, ees
benft baiielbe aud In auoere gtdbte
ein3ufiibren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

aus 2augenbed's 9ebeniH
bic folgenbe @ef@id6te gesriffen, bic be,
bertibmte @birurg einit er3dblte. Gin
tleiues Wdo9eu iollte Dperirt tuerben,
aus irgenb einem 5minsenben Grunbe
tuurbe bic Operation obne gblorofor,
mirung borgenommen. Sas Rinb ers
trus, ieine 2ieblinsspuppe i'm Mrm, bic
itdrffien S6mer3en nit bemunoersDer.
them Mutb. sls 2angenbed, na1bem
bic Operation bot6ei mar, i9erabaft
iagte: Run, Gino, gieb beine Buppe
ber, iie 1T frant uno mir mhflen ibr Elm
Bein abf6neiben" = ba brad bas Sinh
In Sbrdnea aus, belt bic puppe feH
i'm Nrm unb fGhBte fie DOr Der bsrs
meintli6en Sperotion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
quaffIalbere ntdbt,

aismaao BARI 60 iid erlaubsn, nod gu srps.
rimentiren unb iiberaa bernrnauquadfaIbern,
pena feline 2uusen in Gefabr finb. 2ie
G6pinbfu6t tritt in ibren sinfdnssn immer
als cine Art bon Gridltuns auf 9iemanb
lalie iid bon iraenb eiHsm gambler eine jeuer
bilIiesn mnb pertbIofen Na6abmunsen bon
Or. ainss neuer Gntbeduns far Sdpinblu6t
uub seatarr6 auff@mdben, fonbern iiberaeuge
ii9, baB er tets bas d1te un6 ri@tise MitteI
erbdl'. 8iele faufen jene Sfa6abmunsen, neil
bieieIben etnas billissr finb. aber ,nan laHe
iid babudJ niGt ire iiibrsn, ionbsrn beitebe
haranf, Or. Rinss nsus Gntbsduns su srbai.
ZEN, bon iuelder sarantirt luirb, bab lie seaen
ale eeiben Der aunss, osr aebIe unb bsr atb-
uunssorsaue iiberbaupt abbiilfe f4affi-
Probes8laf4en gratis gu baben in Der apO-
tbsst bon ". 0reib. @rsis Der sroben i5la-
djeR 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

CHM iuabniinmiger Sramp,
9arlan Gu9s init Namen, Is Sabre
alt uno aus &uBlanb ftammenb, tpuroe
neuli6 in Geofut, Soma, berbaftet.
Wdbreno bet Ra6t utitbete ct in gang
grauenbafter Welfe, berfludte in i6reds
li9en ausbtIdeu bic poli3ilten, bic
i'm berbaftet batten. Die Beamten
f9enften ieinen tollen qusbrli6en, mad,
benz lie i'm fider in elmer 3elle einees
fdlofen batten, erft feline Mufmerfiam.
felt, bph f6ieBlid ipurbe bas Gebriil
bes Wabnliunieea 10 fart, baB man
nod ibm fab. uHo nun bot li6 ben ges
amten Elm grauenbafter alnblid. Ser
Mann NOR ndmli6 babel, I'M bu6fdb.
li6en Ginne bes Wortes, iid) lelbfi 3u
beridliasen. ST biB fi6 Die 3dbne in
bic @rme unb 6dnbe, unb 5og bas 6leii1
in bIutieen Streifen BON benielben.
4lS enblib @rfd6pfuHs bel ibm eintrat,
felIelte man i'm, Inn i'm bem errens
bauie 3u3ufiibren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

Ser Oberbmnbesri1tsr 6arlam
bat in benz befannten fog. probibitionss
proeeiie peter Mu9lers gegen ben Stat
Ranfas, unb bes 5taates Ranias gegen
6ermann 3iebolb iein Guta9ten abges
geben. sSm erften Sale 1T oas llrtbeil
Der untern Snftan3 beRdtist tuorben,
unb in benz 3iebolo' i6en Sole tuurbe
es umgeToBen. Die Wirfnag biefer
gnti9eibung lit: baB bic probibitions.
geieBe bon &anils ais eonftitus
tionelI anerfannt tperben un6 bic
@nti6dbigunsspflidt ber probibitionss
ftaaten berneint tuorben 1T. Oas
tit leiber elm iebr GROCER grfolg, ben
bic probibitionilten errllngen baben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
; gugen Ridter beaiebt iid) in sinen

- guseu Ri6ter beaiebt ii6 in sinem
2lriifes ber nGreiitnuisen 3eituns4 auf
bic fiirsiide Deriammlung pon Gonfers
batiben i'm Dauie bes @rafen Malber.
fee, Der aud Der 6Dfprebiaer 5tbder
beisSsbnts inb in ipelder prin3 WiI=
beIm na6orildlif bic Notbmenbisfeit
bes einmiitbigen Ginlteben5 eegen tueis
tere 6ottfdritte Der io3ialiitiiden unb
anberer llmiiilr3, r3,GIemente betDnte.
RiGter iagt, man tpsroe burd bas 0ers
Dortreten 5t6der's bel bieler Belegens
Aeit iuieber haran erinnert, wie bieler
Geilfli6e leiuen antiiemitiI1en 6elb3ug
bel frtberen Gelseenbeiten nit ieinem
8erliner Miffionsmsrte In oem Graoe
berhunben babe, oaB bieIe liberale Sir,
@eugeme,nben ibm ben @ebrau1 ibrer
Qtr9en 5ur 9tbbaltung ieiner Reoen
berDeiserten. Galbamtlid miro mits
9etbeiIt, bob bic Bsipreduna in @raf
Walberfes's Sauie ni6ts nit Der pos
Iitit an tbun gebabt babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
Wahaebeuce g(uitd,te,,.

Der Gountb anDalt 9Runbap bon elap
Gonuts, Ssras, fast sd bobe electric Bit.
,ers nit bem iibsrraidenbiten Grfolse sebraudt
Wein 8ruber lit ebenfalls In bobsm @rabe an
Malaria unD @eIbfubt, Durbe aber bur4 rsdt.
;eitisen @sbraud ieu.r @fsbiein nod ssrettst |!
Gr berbantt feline Rettnng ausfdIiebli9 ben.
electric 8itters. Dieie au8ge5eidnete Mebiein
idhst segsn ole malarif5eu QeiDcn sbsnlo.
wobl, ipie er bisfelbsn bsleitiat llnibsrtrefiIid
III Is au6 bei 9eber- unb &isrsnIeibsn, lopie
allen iibrigsu St0ruugen Der 8erbauungs.
sraans. 4reis 81 eents unb 81 per isIafdJe in
Der Npoibefe bon U. Oreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
Gin sptSerltdaer Mtheut

1T b6dit peinli9 ni6t nur fir ben ba.
nit Bebafteten, tpenn er ni6t allen
9eIbitgeftbls bar 1T, ionbern aud fiir
9ieienigen, nit benen er in Beriibrung
fommt. @s 1T cine beitle Sadie bas
BON 5u fpreden, aber fie bat nidt nur
5reunbe, fonbern Qiebenbe bon einan.
Der getreunt. uebler Mtbem unb Ra,
tarrb finb un3ertrennli6. Or. @age's 8
'Catarrh Remedy (Ratarrb 6eilmit.
tel) turirt, mie Eaufenbe beBeugen ftn'
men, bic idIimmiien Gdlle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
9asItAe Grfabrmms ieees Gtuselmem lit

9d8ltbe GrfabrnnS ieees Gtmselnen TIT
baB @erna6ldifigung bes 'stub!sanses
bic 0aupturia6e Der Maserteit lit.
3eugniB bes bormaIigeu Oberri@ters
bon Ga. sd babe Sim ous ;
2iber Regulator gegen bic
bur6 3eitweilige 2eberfi6rung entifan:
bene 9artleibigteit felt "a Sabren
unb bem Meiiungeu gemdB INNER nit
entf6iebenem Guben eebrau9t. Sd
balte i'm fiir cine CUTE Mebi5in gegen
9eberft6rung, iueuisitens babe id felbit
fie 10 gefunben. = 9iram Narren,
Dberri9ter b. Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
Ar,1te 2adod)elt.
gerIiner Roman bon paul atnsau.

fEnrfistuuol
gu6 uutpr nor Ss;l;nys;t hss e,s.so
moys hie Grsi;r ii, ts'''S'''' VIZ e'0s7
@srnse h;s Ne;i;ots;. liz nss e;a.s ,on.
y;as Qiios a,,r % so,fwsrh;as,' to rofoa 'an'' haN
hcm % emirsSnst, on, @0 @sysn;s sssp gs. ,,,;~ VI,
Ssm anI1 Sos IA, ms;r T,o,. % rs,rFs,,sst AZ
bohe hos @eIeimmis ~ MIS- si,sy asod,s =, 10.
mohrsn 6srsy Gsmrin;s & ;6 o,,f % ;ynsrh o. IN
sine Mlsiss srInrn; hoSs vi 11ns s,"r nm.
merhe n, nar % sinsr, SinSs,, ossroo, 'aS ~
"A, hnrmm stinos hne;s gs;e Ss hcss ;F "a
mid n hiefen San AZ benshm,y nm meny ~
hie l1mffanse n bsShoifsm "A SsmS % Sos
Id min sid,f Sur6 gusfIiiHte 5i S Ser sssro sp
aiinnrt,,mn % sns,;sSen I ,sS sSr.,3 mir ~ s6s;nt &
hoE bo has id,on oeoe6ene Wort % is,me
fiir MID biuben6e @emoif bsmnhrt mn ,,nb
ifil fnmk in hem SoIIe IiIaeu w
Nns NsiihieI hos Gis ,uIeh, ono,.
fiIbrt bobem. eutoeomeie Gist pie GrSfin g
ietid,tet mir I,1ebr eilI ala oIIes Nnhsre
"a fiIofe Iiie nod,heufiid HIM, If
fam mir aiIerSiuos hsufeu hns mo,,
hnrdb Deu 2mdno liz ysohrheit 5ansm
BY lOAea, ln args yeordngntB geratbeil
tanA, welh mon ng pofper omrg en-
if5lpeioea i,erbfIimlef hof '
HnIsr lpten oantien gialerH rs@iete
Sie OsaIIa unmIulnrllW igre Aagen nap
Giimn,e an liz oebrumoerl mar @ie
hattie nd {eif Ionoen Sahrem In ihr
SgIeIas ergeben unD flagie nle meer
Mpet oas nage5n oollI8e erl0i9snfetH
!gfes Augsnllqfes. 80 oielen1 AuesH.
pug aDer empfano ne elm t0fner3li@es
Dtoansrn. SIe 1dite blel bar,lm geges
pen, Uonows Gelt@tsausorud becbabs
~! 5u feiIIten.
w wllrDe lbr ireilid), tUenu lie i'm
bate lspeH tonHeH, tuenig geiagt baben,
eenn Uolloiu b!idte 10 ilnbefansen iinl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
Gpebetl erhalten :

Salasurteu, beutIde unb fran3blil6e
6ru6tprdierpen, 6todfiid, ipanif6e
Oliben, 56meiaer 2die. Nmiterbamer
BlumenfobI, 9lnanas. Rodforb GdIe,
Srhifeln, importirte Graders rnb OBJ
laien, Datteln, 5eigen.
g mitb & Milfon
Gds Soleoao' & 90. 6oufonllr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

1@ Gebr. @riBer balten ein
pollfdnbiges uno geipdbltes 2ager BON
Suwelen, @olbs unb GilbersgBaaren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

s@ Sbr fpart geIb, tpenn ibre Cure
Srudlaben bel Sobnfon Bros.
anfertisen laBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
s,a6lens Mrnsta.ga,he

Ole bslit Saibs Der 19elt fdr SAaitis
QusiF6unssn, SsfGipats, 6isbsr. unb Saut.
Ss.4sa rs anS ali. ssutfraniSsiteu % iarirt P Ga.
msrrsosbtu obsr feline Ss5ablune. goIiise
Classification sarantirt obsr bas @sIb p,rb
surii4uhait't 2b Gtuis tie gdadtsI bsi u
0reis
e% 0errens unb 6nabenbate ipott.
bilig bel n. Morris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

2amar ili gum Oberri6ter, 8ilas
aum 5ecretdr bes Snnern. Oidenlom
aum @emeralpDffmeifter iinb 6air6ilo
sum G9dbamtsIeerstdr ernannt tuor=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

sT @lesante 2nabeuan3lse, ipott.
billig, fiir $3.50, So unb 81
BEL u. Morris.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

Die .alten Runben Der 8ebr.
Cell ,psrben an6 biesmal ibre @in-
tdm(e bort MAIDEN. sic wiheH, baB
fle reea unb gut bebient iuerbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

sar gDer bon @arDIan G Ring
tauft, fpart Gelb fit gis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

2ie
@adeutlide 5reie greHe fit seras
eri6etnt
ieoem QoMnerRa6
un6 foIfet
$3.50 fiIr OaS Sabr uOer $1.16 ttts
g Menete in WurawsbeSabIaMg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07

MA43t PLAZA |
-unh -
Strasse = San Anteaie.| /
9aa,tett 1tmtfsalejoer

snasaar aasDa4 bslstissa gn Quite, esinsn gsbsaH
Slantet panotae 2ahmta, @ot8 Bnuer neue erbf aarn
eorids 5oIste arits, araan WanAs.ea u .. E
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-07
Sem YubluaQrell DeDarIeu1fllt,

wds bic aaerneueaen Woben 9aon entbal n en Dsm
mede bic amnten nit gsreipiuisfit bsbienen
,,Ales gleue bet saiion bel :. gD olfioa";
br ansprmd Dam abrse ssbGeben.
parsment bat ien ei 8enen Eide 70 baB Bel br sot
a8aaren bic 8rose Naswabt fd bat.
mSg li6f niebrigen Breiie itets erbalteu.
Naiu Yla5a 4 Nesqaia= 5tra6e, 5an aatono, Eeras.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-26
MarYels Of NdTuraI Gas.

The American Bankers Associa-
ton had holiday recently, but the
rare fun involved considerable hard
work. The visitors encountered num-
berleSs phases of the fuel revolution
consequent upon the introduction of
natural gas. 1t is only two years
since this revolution occurred, and
now some 500 iron and glass indus.
ties in the vicinity of Pittsburg, Pa,
are dependent on natural gas for fuel,
and there are altogether some 10000
consumers. So much is the utility
of this fuel appreciated that most of
the housemaids refuse to enter SER
vice in any family not using this gas
as fuel. The present consumption
reaches the enormous bulk of more
than 800, 600, 900 cubic feet daily in
the industries and homes above re-
ferred 10. AS the steamer moved
down the Monongahea with The
hundreds of visitors on board, the
scene for miles was one of such mag
niticence as had never before been
witnessed by those unused to this
phenomena, for the entire waterway
was illuminated by great clouds of
shifting fire high in air as the gas
shot heavenward from the numerous
tall stand pipes along the banks.
Other phenomena were studied. 1t
has usually been considered difficult
feat to set the river afire, but they
can do it from Plttsburg. Suddenly
a fame shot 500 feet into the air from
the surface of the Allegheny, and
that great jet, or rather bank of water
was all dflame. 1t was an odd sight
TO see burning stream of water
playing high in the air, hut this gas
will lift heavy column Of water and
burn while it is doing it.
A little farther on and four great
stand pipes 100 feet high shot upward
great columns of gas which roared
like thunder. and which were ignlted
by firing rockets into the shooting
gas. Then a monster pillar of ever
changing fire hung ikea wide spread
ing cloud overhead, and the appear
ance was awful.
The days festivities closed with a
visit To The great Westinghouse cleo.
trio works,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-26
Escaped From Siberia

A Russian political exile who re.
Gently made his escape from Siberia,
tells a thrilling story of his escape and
the hardships which he endured in
his attempt to regain his liberty. He
IS man of about middle age, pleas
ant appearance, and speaks English
well, as most educated Russians do.
He gives his name as Baker-a name
which he assumed since his arrival in
London.
With numerous companions Baker
was sent INTO exile early in 1881 for
completely in some plot against the
Cars life, and immured within one
of the Siberian Villages, surrounded
by vast tracts of ice and snow. Here
the prisoners were left in the Keeping
of a few guards. but they were pre-
vented from escaping far more effec-
tually by the fear Of becoming the
prey of the fierce wolves. whose bay
ing at night could be distinctly heard
on all sides of the village. The idea
and hope of escape never leaves an
eXile's mind. says Baker, and his one
absorbing thought was how to reach
freedom, and the hope of accomplish
ing this remains with an exile until
death. The exiles were obliged to go
into the forests near by and cut what
wood they used, and it was BIZ this
very means that Baker succeeded in
Guiding the vigiIence of the guards
and in leaving the village.
One day while he and companion
were securing their supply of wood,
they accidently came upon small
opening, concealed by an evergreen
tree, which led to good sized cave.
here was means of escape. With
out giving details, which Barker re-.
lates so fully, it is enough to say that
the two exiIes kept the matter secret,
and removed day by day to the cave
such of their provisions as they could
spare without exciting attention.
When the cave was stocked with
food enough to last some time if fru-
gally used, the men prepared to take
their departure and begin the hard,
doubtful struggle for liberty. So, one
day, they went out for wood and did
not return. OF course search was
made for them, and the country was
secured, tut, having thrown their
pursuerS off the track. the eXiles liy-
ed securely for nearly two weeks
within sight of their recent place of
confinement. At tine end of that
time they came out of their hiding
place and began journey full 0 f hair
breadth escapes and shocking suffer-
ings.
After innumerable dangers from
wolves, from Cassocks, from freezing
and starvation, they finally reached
civilization but Bakers cOmnaniOn
died soon after their escape from the
effects of the terrible exposure he had
endured. Baker says there is an Or
ganiZed movement on foot among
nihiliSts to effect the escape of large
number of prominent political exiles
and that the arrangements for the ac-
compIiShment of the plan are most
extensive. Nihilists in all parts of
The world have contributed to the
fund necessary to carry out the de-
sign, which will soon be put INTO CD.
Grafton, -Dondon Cor. Chicago Nail.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-26
A Distinguished Family.

$50 your sons are all through col.
lege. are they 2" asked Mrs. Smiley
Of Mrs. Lofty.
Eyes, indeed" replied Mrs. Lofty.
The dear fellows | am so proud of
them, Each Of them made his mark,
Only think of it. George won the
gold medal for being the best polo
player in his class!"
"Indeed ~
"Oh, yes, and Harry was never
beaten once at lawn tennis during the
last two years he was in college. He
has ever so many badges and med
ais"
How gratifying to you.'
Indeed it is. And my son Will
went ahead of his whole class at base
bali and is regarded as the most
promising first base the college ever
turned out, We are all so proud Of
him. But all our hopes are centered
in our son Leo, who graduated two
years ago. He has come out winner
in every boat race he has rowed
and, only think of it, we used to
really fear that it was waste of time
and money to send him to college at
all. He seemed so indifferent about
college education. But he has turn.
ed out grandIy! We are 50 proud Of
all our boys n'-DetroH Free Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-26
III oT.TCEs.

All persons are warned against cutting
down any of the timber on my land on the
Hooppoe Road, adjoining the land OF Bowie
Johnson, about three miles from Deer Park
and six miles from Oakland. The penalty
for cutting down timber in Garrett county,
Md, without permission of the owner of the
land, is the same, under the Act OF 1880 CHI.
26f, as for feloniously stealing goods or chat
tells to the value fthe tree or trees" so cut
down.
THEOS r HORWITZ
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-26
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is
poor. you are bothered with Headache, you
are fidgetty, nervous, and generally out of
sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up but
not with stimuants, spring medicines. or
bitters, which have for their basis very cheap
bud whisky and which stimulate you for an
hour, and then leave you in worse condition
than before. What you want is an all erative
that will purify your blood, start healthy ac-
tion of Liver and Kidneys, restore your Vital
ity and give renewed health and strength.
such II medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters and only 50 cents bottle at ID. T, L.
Casteeps Drug Store.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-26
Should be in Every Home!

No poisonous sediment in Rogers Worm
Syrup. Sold by A. 6. Sturgiss ai.u all store
kepners
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-26
Their business Booming.

Pro laby no one thing has caused such a
general revival of trade at d. T. f. Casteeps
Drug store as their giving away TO their Gus
toners of so many nee trial bottles of Dir
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Their trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that It ALWAYS
cures and never diSappoints. Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can test
IL before buy ing by getting trial bottle free,
large size 81. Every bottle warranted.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-26

A cure for diseases of Stomach. Kidneys
and Liver; a great Nerve Tonic and Blood
Purifier, pleasant to the taste, prompt in ac-
ton, certain in results, and safe and reliable
in all forms of disease. Sold at A. G. Sturgiss'
Drug Store and storekeepers everywhere.
Price 50r
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Are You Troubled With a Cough?
Pleasant. Safe and Sure !

Ifso, try Rogers Specific Cough Cure, sold
at A. q. Sturgiss' Drug Store, and in general
stores everywhere.